Code P0133
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That's your first problem. You should always get OEM O2 sensors. Aftermarket ones are known to work spotty at best and often throw CELs.
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Did you replace the proper one? Maybe you should get one from a junk yard???
I currently have a bad rear O2 sensor, it is the rear one. If I reset the CEL light, it will take about 100 miles before it will come back on. But if I hook up the code reader, it immediately reports the code, just takes a wile for the light to come back on.
I currently have a bad rear O2 sensor, it is the rear one. If I reset the CEL light, it will take about 100 miles before it will come back on. But if I hook up the code reader, it immediately reports the code, just takes a wile for the light to come back on.
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My code was P0137 and I replaced the rear sensor and it's fixed. I got the sensor from a salvage yard for $25.
Here are photo instructions for anyone that needs them: http://www.atthetipwebs.com/technolo..._O2_sensor.htm
Here are photo instructions for anyone that needs them: http://www.atthetipwebs.com/technolo..._O2_sensor.htm
Last edited by rspi; 11-16-2009 at 02:19 PM. Reason: Addition
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